Portege R - 400 3 G modem freezes VMWare Player 3.0 in Windows 7

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• VMware player + modem

  Well, I have google assign to this topic and I have the knowledge now that modems on board are tough for VMware player. But I would still ask because maybe there's a solution.

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  Now, when I check the Device Manager and click on the modem I see that he uses "COM5" so it gave me a spark of hope. I added this com port for the virtual machine settings, but I still don't know what to do the next cause I can't install the drivers.

  Any input would be more than welcome.

  Kind regards

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  Installation of the drivers is perhaps not necessary and he probably does not work to install the drivers from the virtual machine anyway.  The modem is not presented to the virtual machine, only one COM port.  I hope that you are using an application of the virtual machine that can talk to the serial port and requires no specific functions of the driver.

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• VMWare Player

  Pavilion g6 1201-tx. QG470PA #ACJ.

  Windows 7 64-bit.

  2nd gen i5 2430 M 2.4 GHz, Intel HD 3000 + AMD Radeon 6470 M 1 GB HD.

  640 GB HARD DRIVE. 4 GB OF RAM.

  I want to install Linux on my Windows 7, but using 'VMWare Player '.

  If I install Linux with VMPlayer, it will have negative effects on my laptop hardware, Windows 7 and the sustainability of the laptop? Because VM consumes a lot of resources, so will advise me on this subject?
  
  IMP: Can I activate "Virtualization" of CPU via the BIOS settings?

  
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  The VMware FAQ details the requirements for VMWare.
  
  http://www.VMware.com/products/player/FAQs.html
  
  The processor and RAM already exceed requirements, so it shouldn't have a negative effect on performance. VMWare Player will not affect on real hardware. This depends on the version of Linux used because it must be enough RAM for the host (Windows 7 64-bit) operating system and the guest OS (Linux). 4 GB of RAM should be plenty for the operating systems run, but you can find some RAM intensive programs may have reduced performance. For most programs, this shouldn't be a problem.
  
  Other virtualization technologies require virtualization is enabled in the BIOS. However, the FAQ does not mention this. If this does not work and you receive an error on activation, then enable it in the BIOS.